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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8000, 12 December 1905, Page 3

TENDERS will be T T received at this office up to noou of Saturday, 23rd December, 1905, for grubbing and trimming gorse hedges on Spotswood Settlement, near the Breakwater. Specifications may be seen at thiß Office. F. SIMPSON, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Lauds and Survey Office, New Plymouth, Bth December, 1906. W ANTED. ANAGEE for Sawmill and TimL ber Yard, Carterton. Salary £2OO per annum, plus fifteon per cent on net profits. Apply to Public Trustee, Wellington, before 20th December, 1005. J. W. FoTNTON, Public Trustee. HENUI ROAD BOABD. LENDERS are invited for improving formation and metalling 23 chains of the Mangcrei (Hospital) road. Tenders close at 4 ;:.". on Monday, 18th December. Specifications may le seen at the office of Sladden and Palmer, where tenders are to be left. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. LESLIE STEELE, Chairmen. TARANAKI COUNTY. r RENDERS, si'tably superscribed, JL will be received at the Council's Office, Queen Street, up to 6 p.m. on Fbiday, December 22nd, 1905, for the following quantities of boulder stone in the Oiuata riding:— Contract No. 7,-250 yards, Okato to Katakara. Contract No. 8. —150 yards, Petone Hill to Hau-Hau. Contract No. 9.—150 yards, Oakura to Hauhau. Specifications may be seen, and tender forms obta'hed, at the County Office dv-ing office hours. G. V. Tate, Cheirman. New Plymouth, December 8,1905. RENDERS are invited by the Wai- . tara W« t. Ro..d Board for the following work: — Formation and metalling Wortley road; about one mile Specifications may be seen at ov Inglewood office and at Mr Sampson's store, Sentry Hill. Tenders close at the Lcpperton Post Office at noon on Wednesday, 13th December, 1905, Oebell 4 Mackay, Engineers BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH RATEPAYERS are reminded that 10 per coat will be added to all rates not paid on or before Saturday next, 16th inst. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. NOTICE TO C.B.D.'s.' 7JULL-DRESS Rehearsal will be L held in Theatre Royal To-nioht (Tuesday) at 6.30 sharp. Full attendance requested. 3T. JOSEPH'S' SCHOOLROOM. THURSDAY, Hth DEC, 1905. At 2.30 p.m. CONVENT PUPILS' CONCERT.

PROFITABLE PLEASURE. KE you observant? Have you - & t strain of the "Sherlock rtolmes "in you ? Do you fancy yourself at amateur detective work 'f Then do not miss a single evening of the sir devoted at the Theatre Royal to the St. Joseph's Grand Xmas Pete and Fair. Every evening a prisoner will be released. You will be able to pur'•hase a description j and then, and well, the P-st to arrest the prisoner gets a handsome fee. The fun will be great ? Think of the music—the dancing. FKOM BOXTXG NIGHT. THEATRE ROYAL.

A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. ACI ACRES, my choice wellVCjI grassed laud, capitiil situation, all level uountry, magnificent feed all crer the fern; fronting on the main metal metal road and railway line; 22 chains from creamery; central to all cattle sales and bacon factory; one mile from post office and sell--' and railway station. There is ag< dwelling house of 6 rooms, with hath-1 room, well sheltered with pine t -ees; Ml other nece«,sa.y outbuildings; 17 linil cowshed, pig r;.c. There is about » miles of gooc'. 4-barb wire fencing, .ihb-dividod i.ito !l or ID paddocks. An important factor is that there is a great amount of iirewood obtainable thereon. It is tile closest firewood obtainable to New Plymouth. In fact the firewood would pay the cost of the farm, which is capable of keeping 2"' cows, besides other t-tock. It is go sheep country. It would fetch a much larger figure to anyone sub-divioin- : ' into small dairy farms. The plac "cnt.'al, between two railway stations, 15 minutes' walk to either und on mam metal road. Satisfactory reasons for selling. This offer is open for one week only at the low price of ill per acre. £1 per acre cash, balance if desired can remain at a per cent, for a few years. Particulars at Mr Arrow-smith's Coffee Palace, New Plymouth.

READ THIS LISTM THROUGH. . . Foh Sai.k Chkai'.—First-class Eoardinghouse, doing a largo tii'tjoier. Owner wishes to soil on account of ill-hoalth. Would take a a unroll farm in exchange. Write about it now. It is ag.eatchance for a capable man or woman. Waviko- A Farm of 50 acves or thereabouts in c change for a da ; ry farm capabie of milking 40 cows. Trice rigl'l; lerun right. Wantku at oxck,—Town section or sections to the \a!ue of <:•!:.{) or .Moll ill juirt jmyiiu'iit of lir-i-class daii/ farm of 1(1(1 acres c'.se to > T e«-|Pl} mouth. I'vimkiis and graziers will piea-ic note that I am in ioucli wiih .•: h particulars now, and if your price is right, expect a Imver out within the wiek. G. LIVINGSTON, LAXD, ESTATE and FIKAJSCTAL AGKxNT, EISMON'T SIKKCT ... >'eW PLYMOUTH. I Telephone 20."). bj an M cMe'ly ui.■:. used lo horses and vegeii!'ie gardening, Willing lo do ti-jy l'ght v ' i'k. Good home luorc objeti than wages. Apply F., TiO\cadei'o,